Bitcoin research: sources and method

Prexel Markets brings seven views of Bitcoin into a dated market read. The aim is to shorten the time spent collecting and comparing evidence. It does not claim a demonstrated trading edge.

What each domain contributes

• On-chain: Bitcoin valuation and network activity, including BGeometrics observations. Address-based cohorts are not identified people or institutions.
• Derivatives positioning: funding and open interest across named venues including Binance, Bybit, OKX, Gate, Bitget and Hyperliquid. Options and liquidation observations keep their own venue coverage. A sampled tape is not a complete market total.
• Technicals: price structure and indicators from retained candles. Daily and hourly order flow have distinct sources and windows.
• Macro: market conditions and release calendars, including FRED and official agency schedules. A scheduled release time is not a released value.
• Sentiment: available sentiment measures and social observations. Unavailable paid-provider inputs remain missing.
• Prediction markets: contract prices and recorded activity, with expiry and settlement rules preserved. Separate contracts are not pooled into one probability.
• ETF flows: reported US spot Bitcoin ETF flows and issuer holdings where available. Reported flows, holdings and estimates are different measurements.

Clocks and coverage

The public snapshot and Daily Briefs are at least 24 hours delayed. Each capture records when it was generated; each input may describe a different observation period. A recently fetched record can still describe an older session. Read the source, units, window and source time alongside the value.

Missing values remain unknown. Partial coverage, sampled feeds and source outages limit the reading. A domain being available does not mean every input is present.

Signals and relationships

A signal records that a defined condition matched the captured inputs. Several signals can reuse the same observation. Counts are not independent votes, probabilities or recommendations. A relationship identifies agreement or disagreement across domains; it does not establish causation or predictive accuracy.

Saved briefs

Dated editions retain their report identity, evidence cutoff and saved time. When a saved editorial is available, it interprets that edition’s evidence; otherwise the page presents the captured observations. Reading a public page does not generate a new analysis. Historical next checks belong to the original edition, not today’s market.

Read the delayed snapshot · Browse dated editions · Inspect source evidence in the terminal